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Heavy water generally costs hundreds of dollars per kilogram, though this is a trade-off against reduced fuel costs.
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A trade-off may exist between economic development, in the material sense, and the welfare of the society and environment.
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Knowing a particular "joseki" simply means that one knows a sequence of moves, resulting in a balance or fair trade-off between their positions.
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In developing the anthroposystem model, there is a trade-off between simplicity and completeness.
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This has the advantage of ease of use and availability, at a trade-off in accuracy of sound.
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At the heart of yield management decision-making process is the trade-off of marginal yields from segments that are competing for the same inventory.
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The trade-off for this accuracy is that compression and decompression paths requiring color-space conversion are generally slower than real-time.
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Many decisions that individuals and organizations make in the real world depend on a trade-off between immediate pleasure and later benefits.
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This trade-off is in contrast to the first-come-first-served type systems, where only the parents who schedule early may get the interview slots they need.
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This can be shown in a graph that illustrates the trade-off between allocating your time between leisure activities and income generating activities.
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